00:01The mobile platforms that we support have both applications and SDKs.

00:05The applications many of you are familiar with.

00:08You've downloaded them, and you've used them to access web maps that you've authored.

00:13Well we use our own SDKs to build these applications so that means that all the functionality that you're seeing...

00:20...you have access to as developers when you're building your custom workflow.

00:24So I'd like to show you a custom application today.

00:26It's built using the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS, and we've used the latest version of the SDK...

00:33...which is version 2.2 which will be available for you this week.

00:37However, most of the functionality I'm about to show you is available for you right now.

00:42So here's the application.

00:44On the left-hand side, we've got some UI views that are displaying some textual content...

00:50...and, of course, we've got our map over on the other side.

00:53The map is loading basemap data from ArcGIS Online, and we've draped over some operational data.

01:00One of the new capabilities of the SDK is that it gives you access to your organizational content through a new class...

01:09...called AGS portal.

01:10So we see here that I've got a number of online basemaps that I can choose from...

01:14...and this is the content that my company has published through their subscription.

01:18I've also got some local basemaps here.

01:21These are basemaps that have been provisioned using the tile package and put directly on the device.

01:27So let's go ahead and use one of these local basemaps.

01:31One of the big advantages of native application development is that you have access to different components of both...

01:38...the device but as well as the system, like other applications.

01:42For example, I've got my e-mail application here. I've got a CSV file attached.

01:48I've registered this file type with my application, such that when I tap and hold, I can tell my application to open this file.

01:56We've parsed the information, and we've put the stops on a graphics layer.

02:00Another component of the system that we can access is the address book through the address book class.

02:06So we see here that I have taken out my many, many contacts and friends, and I've put them over here in a UI view.

02:15Now besides the fact that I really don't have a lot of friends here...

02:19...we can access the individual bits of information in each one of these contacts.

02:23For example, we can get at the address information, and we can send that information to a geocoding service...

02:32...and plot the location of the map.

02:35And we'll go ahead and we'll specify that we want this to be one of our stops.

02:39You may notice that also on the left-hand side, I've stacked a number of UI views...

02:44...and this is so we can maximize map real estate for this iPad form factor.

02:49But if I wanted to take a look at the views underneath, I could simply expand them.

02:53Here we see in the middle I've got a list of my stops.

02:56I'm going to go ahead and select that one.

02:58I'm also going to just reorder a little bit my stops, and now we're going to get the optimal route.

03:06So that actually happened pretty fast, so let me explain what we did there.

03:10We used a routing task and we sent a request to a network analyst service passing in all of our stops.

03:17That network analyst service determined the optimal route...

03:21...sent that route back to us along with a list of directions that we've also displayed here. Okay?

03:26The SDK also supports custom network routes.

03:30So I know a lot of you out there have leased lines or privates roads that you need to navigate on.

03:35The SDK will support any custom routing services as well.

03:40The SDK allows you to build applications that let your users stay productive when they're offline.

03:47So in order to demonstrate that, I need to actually bring all of the data offline.

03:51Now, we already have the basemap data offline, right?

03:54We've deployed that as a tile package directly to the device.

03:59We've instantiated and instance of a local tile layer class, and we've added that to the map view...

04:04...so the basemap is already offline.

04:07But we need to bring those features down as well.

04:09So let's go ahead and download them.

04:11So what we're doing now is, we are sending a query to a feature service.

04:15We're taking those features, and we're storing them in memory. Okay.

04:19So that happened pretty quickly.

04:21We downloaded probably about 7,000, 7,500 features in just a few seconds.

04:27Okay. We're ready to go offline.

04:31So let's go ahead and do that.

04:33We'll come back to our application.

04:35We see here that I've got no 3G access, no Wi-Fi access, yet I still have access to all of my rich data...

04:42...and it's actually very, very fast, too.

04:48Another capability of the SDK that you may not be aware of is this autopan feature...

04:52...and that's been there since the last release.

04:55And the autopan feature exposes a property called Autopan Mode that allows you to see where you are in the field.

05:01So I'm going to go ahead and activate it.

05:03Now, of course, I'm simulating myself moving through the field.

05:07But what the autopan feature does is that it communicates with the GPS of your device, keeping you located on the map...

05:14...and also centers the map wherever you are.

05:17So that's that autopan feature.

05:21Okay. Another big advantage of native application development is that you can integrate third-party SDKs.

05:29And so that's what we've done here for this application.

05:32We've integrated a third-party SDK called the Zebra Crossing, and what it does is, it's a QR code reader.

05:39So I'm going to go ahead and start it.

05:41I'm just going to pick up the device here.

05:43As you can guess, I just happen to have a QR code.

05:46So I'm going to scan it. I'm just going to do this very.

05:49First I'm going to shut the application off, and then bring it back.

05:53Okay. So there are some people awake. That's good. Okay.

05:57So we're going to go ahead. We're going to scan this feature. Excellent.

06:02That QR code is a custom URI pointing to a feature in our map.

06:07We get at that feature. We display it on the map, and we also get at the attribute information.

06:13Okay. So just because I'm offline doesn't mean that I can't get my work done.

06:16So let's go ahead and inspect this feature.

06:19The SDK supports coded value domain, so I get a list here that I can choose from.

06:24I can also attach features. I can attach photos.

06:28I can attach videos, PDFs, et cetera.

06:31So this photo looks good, and actually this inspection looks good.

06:35So let's go ahead and we'll sign off on it and we'll save this inspection, tapping the check mark.

06:42So that's great. We've created a new feature.

06:44The problem is, is that this feature is only local to the device. No one else can see it.

06:49So, when we do get connectivity back, we can simply come back to our application and sync.

06:59So what we've done here is we've taken that new feature out of the cache, and we've posted it to a feature service.

07:05And now it's available for anybody to access and see throughout our whole organization.

07:10So, in summary, this application was built with our latest version of the SDK, 2.2, that's going to be available for you this week.

07:19However, most of the functionality I just showed you is available for you right now.